Sentence examples for order back in from inspiring English sources

Clinton had already signed an executive order back in February, banning such discrimination for federal employees.

The Raw Take order, back in 2002, also relaxed limits on sharing private information about Americans with foreign governments.

"Something inside me had changed some boundary had been crossed or become irrevocably blurred, and I couldn't put the old order back in place". We often can't resist trying to pinpoint the exact moment when everything pivoted: it might have been after a hurricane, a kiss, an accident, a poetry reading, an inexplicable act on the playground, a death, a birth.

But managing multiple sales channels has been a daunting task for merchants ever since entrepreneur Pryce Pryce-Jones introduced mail order back in 1861.

In criticizing the decision to end DACA, which Obama established by executive order back in 2012, he emphasized that many DREAMers have never known a country other than the US.

Garment workers were ordered back in.

Late Thursday Hilton was ordered back in court for a 9 a.m. hearing Friday -- and she might get sent back to jail.

The wind whipped the rain jacket I had ordered back in September, not having needed one for the past nine years.

Perhaps the biggest avoidable personnel upheaval was when Vorders got her marching orders back in 2008, a vowel movement that many thought would scuttle the show.

[Page A17.] Coffee Case Ordered Back in Court A federal appeals court in Manhattan ordered a new trial to settle a 1987 dispute over tons of Colombian coffee that failed to arrive in New York.

For me, it was while trying to pre-board an overcrowded flight to Miami with a noisy baby in my arms, only to be ordered back in line by a curt agent.